What are the most interesting newsletters that you read and would recommend to your friends?

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Vinh Pham · Accepted Answer

It's nice having PH summed up in an email, which is especially useful if you don't have time to peruse the site during the day. I prefer the weekly digest to minimize the amount of email I get, but it's a still a great way to get the best of the best from PH.

Vikas Jha · Answer

If you are building a SaaS product, you definitely need to follow this. The habits that will help you make a good product. He not only curates good articles from various sources, but also writes from his vast experience in products such as hello bar, kissmetrics, crazy egg, quicksprout etc.

Giorgio Giuliani · Answer

Ben is partner at a16z and he's a really smart guy. His depth of vision and clarity of though are impressive. I really suggest it if you are interested in the medium term strategic evolution of technology.

Vince · Answer

Every week Owen will talk about the major happenings (3-4) in the tech space. His writing is fairly accessible while not compromising on the details.

Roohbir Singh · Answer

For interesting and insightful tech analysis, it's probably one of the best newsletters out there. Was recommended by one of the Atlassian founders at an event and it's well worth the monthly cost of $10 or so (for the daily email). There is also a weekly update that is free if you first want to get a feel for it. Ben also co-hosts the Exponent podcast - which is also pretty good!

Eugene Turner · Answer

Great roundup with personality and a slightly Aussie slant. Easily the best email I receive each day.

jason roache · Answer

It's a great newsletter that only comes once a month. It covers about 5-6, wide ranging things Kevin Rose has been interested in during the month. It's fun and upbeat, and one of the few newsletters I actually read.

Roohbir Singh · Answer

For the best of general news, it doesn't get better than Dave Pell's free daily email update called NextDraft. He scours the internet for 10 interesting, relevant and well written pieces, and adds his witty, dry humour as he introduces them. There's an iOS app or a daily email, and it's free! Between Stratechery and NextDraft, you're well covered!

Christopher Hannah · Answer

Mine of course! 😜